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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13


De LApp-Mrs De Lapp is home from
her visit to the south.
DUycAN- Mr.. Thos, Duncan graduated
with honors from the Chicago School OF
Pharmacy last week.
TREssLER.-Mr. A. Il. Tressler, Of }. +.
acotts left Monday on II Two weeks visit 10
his home at Boston.
HANMoN.- s. J. Harmon, Of Newark
spen, a few DAYS in Ottawa this week.
RIsrSG.-Mr. Jessie Rising left Monday
for y trip around the lakes.
MrLLlG,Y Mrs. James Mlligan has re.
turne from the East.
SOHO the Rev. n. W IIecrmans and
wife, a son. Arrived last Monday. Many
congratulations.
Fyss.-MrsGeo Fyfe visited friends in
Pontiac this week
RUdG-Mrs. 6 p. Rugg and son George
are visiting in Chicago and suberbs
SHAW Miss Eta Shaw went to Grand
Haven, Mich on visit lait Monday. She
will be gone several weeks.
SuINy.-Msses Minnie and Eva Shnn, of
Streator, are visiting the Misses Camp,
north side.
PHiLLIps.-Miss Alice Phillips has gone
10 spend the summer with friends in Ne
brlska
BLooM.-Mrs. A. B. Priseler and the
children are in Bloomington, ILL.,, visiting
friends. They will be absent about month
MIou.-Mrs. James Briggs and Miss Lolita
Wallace have gone TO visit friends in Michi-
gan.
DowNEY-Mr. Thos. Downey, Of Blue
Island, is here visiting friends. lie came
to attend the funeral of VIM. McGinnis.
BRApY.-Miss Grace Brady, Of Chicago,
is visiting Miss Susie Rhodes
WuirE.-Miss Jessie White is visiting
friends in Champaign county.
GREEN Miss Sadie Green is at Morris,
attending the teachers institute.
LINDLEY.-George Lindley, Of Chicago, is
in town for few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

The Chicago Times Washington CORES.
pondent has done substantial service by
giving on Saturday, July 30th, an epitome
of the changes Of the last few years in the
creases added by democratic congresses.
In 1873, eight years after the war closed, no
pensoner got over $40 month, and only
one go that amount, in spite Of the fact
that war memories were frcshcr and stronger
than now, and the government was entirely
in The hands Of republicans Now, 2,O1l
veterans get that amount and over, 1888
drawing $50 month. In 1873 there were
99,S0l, names on the pension roll, in 1888
173,l3s; in 1886, go, s54 As to private
pension bills, from 1869 to 1882, under re-
publican presidents, - such bills became
laws; under MIR Cleveland, from 1885 to
1887, 500 became laws The same paper
contains an abstract Of The causes Of veto in
each of the cases by Mr., Cleveland, and it
would puzzle an honest man to find a suili
cient or valid objection to any single one of
them. The sum and substance of the matter
is expressed by the President in the Dekropt
case, when he said he was tired of disprov
ing "gifts of public money to individuals
who had no right or claim to il" and no
candid man can say any one Of the vetoed
claims had an element of right In IT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

We desire to express our most sincere
thanks and heartfelt gratitude to the many
kind and generous friends and neighbors
who so amiably came and rendered US their
kind sympathies and assistance during the
recent illness, death and burial Of kind
and tender mother, q loving and devoted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

A fellow in I.arned was bitten by a rattle
snake, and his life was saved Ivy his drink
ing quart of real old apple. jack. II Is
privately whispered that when he realized
that he had recovered he asked eagerly
lis the snake dead :" and being told that II
was not, cried out, much relieved, "Save II!
| am going 10 raising snakes"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

The latest scheme TO swinile the farmers
is being perpetrated under the Guise Of a so
called society to prevent the killing of birds
4 sanctimOnious cuss nvades the rural home
talks glibly about the good being done for
the farmer by the birds, and ends by asking
him TO sign pledge not to kill bird in the
next twelve months. The pledges, with a
little manipulation, turn up in the way Of a
promissory note. and may make trouble.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

wife and our beloved daughter. II ever mis-
fortune should beiall them, may they be eI'
tended the same kin |, courteous and gener
Gus treatment accorded to us Ia the hours oil
this, ,ur most sad and trying atiction.
J. l.. CuRRAs.
MARGARET LooSEY.
PATRICK LooSEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

James G.. Blaine still tarries In Scotland,
hobnobbiug with the dukes ami lords, "and
dancing on the green" forge,ful that he
went across the ocean 10 twist the lions tail
and lberate Ireland.
,Joe-"Whv do you think Jones is dis
hOnest?" -"5acause Ia keeps eleven
dogs "-lrkdasd,r Tiuceiler.
Talk Is cheap The man who talks ton
much gets $, li"erai that he gives himself
away Baitihorc Imcric0G
II Is sometimes har'l to tell where bust
ness saga"ity leaves oil and downright ras.
cality begins. IVhitehdii Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

An exchang. tells ofa woman who was
shot by crank because she had refused him
but the bah was stopped by her hustle, made
of old newspapers, and she was uniuiured
The nesspapers beats the world friends,
and right now is the time to subscribe for
the FREg TRADgR-Sl 50 year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

Look ont for cold wave in this vicinity
A gentleman last evening stepped upon the
trail of dress worn by quick tempered
woman, and the look she gave him troze
the ground TO the depth of fifteen feet
PhtMdfiphid WeraLd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

The remains of william McGinnis were
brought to Ottawa last Monday afternoon,
and buried from St. COLUMBIA church, Rev
Father Ryan officiating.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

soar New Navy" will be described and
illustrated in the September numher t The
Amerion Wogaziae by Lieut.. W. 5.
L. y n. From the power of the
new ships, the reader will be enabled to
Judge for themself how far they may
serve in solving the problem Of our naval
laG.prn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13
Sunday Excursion.

The Burlington Route &C., b. & Q. II. r.
will sell excursion tickets to Chicago Sunday
at SO AZ for the round trip Good on day
of issue only. GEo. Il. Roe, Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

The best on eartn can truly he said of
Griggs Glycerine Save, which is sure
safe aud speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds-
burns, wounds and all other sores. viii pos
tiively cure piles, letter and all skin erup-
tons. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. only %
cents. Sold by l.. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

After running lawn mower for an hour
this morning he remarked that If ever he
had said anything derogatory or unkind OF
the snow shovel he would most willingly
tnke il baCk -.SprLnNfeLd LhtOA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

The people as mass seldom make mis-
takes. This accounts for the large demand
for DR. Bigeows Positive (cough) Cure. II
has gwen such perfect satisfaction that SEINE
druggists offer an imitation on which they
make larger profit. Beware of both the
imitation and the druggist, both will cheat
you. The genuineis soH by E Y. Griggs and
will promptly and safely cure coughs, colds
and all throat and lung diseases Price, zoe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

We ought not To he too anXiou. 10 enCour.
age unrried innovation, In cases of doubtful
improvement. For quarter Of century
DR., Sage's Catarrh Remedy has been be
fore the public and passed through the
severest test and is pronounced the most
reliable remedy for that disagreeable mala
dy Thousands of testimonials of lis vir-
tues. 80 cents per bottle BY druggists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

DR.. Bigelow's stomach and liver pills are
superior to al others. Price % C. of f.. \
Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

Seven special policemen have been prone
nsding the driving park this week,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-08-13

6nt,yed at the P0st Ojfcs at OudUd, IHinOi., az
SscOnd CLIss HdR Hdt'r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
ro,al 2 400 900 2S2. 900 66J2,0OO 7OF6.O

Total bnshels 400 900 2S2 900 900 7O96OOO
this year , Ssi s, Two weeks ended Auru,
49, ss7 indicate ehe. OF t9 G.n sn5ms or
YEAR against 30 season In the name time Will be
esyS od a S Tno holding may be
TO provide against possible famine
HAY AND sTRAw-selng moderately at previous quo
tations Hay-choce Timothy per 100 ~ eSe sfii no l.
S9e sSr SE &c. PTa IS straw-IonE rye 6Oa6'c
short Rye 5Oc'i oat iOd46G . a., .,.. ,u o,,,,,
Crop and PsnGGGs
values show no decided changes American aOps-New;
YORK os state Il 1f Sc CROP GG 1884, 20
su@ S'Sa 7ci rseine Coast 1856 Bss 49, DO
iSs iss CO Common Sl' iasiic
uoLAssEs-NomIna for boiling stock. sales $50 punch
nes extra heavy black strap at ls Coo
dsn;. On Grs aa 10 :, ton. sSpe@Ssi sold Use
on. DO "a SIC After cali November ,o At
sis 81 Tn .Gn' LonSon ca6e Ton.
,S%s, % sr.t oa 5000 OCTOBER
sales q cn Bar: in LS9dG9 GsSGS cons u
NAVAL STORES demand was shown for spirits s
at toH cr On Rosns moderate:
active e6 Good strained A Ing place ad 70
& e 81 J. T. /. e. q; @,sSoT 81 3d. Water White
dull market y oS s1ans BIT with
s lsTh. SeS Quotations 10 10Y coonsss crude o.
s9ssSOs Summer :q"n s1. ''asssS4
s .S p S:sae maxi: SOUND
gas s Tsrs ss: 81 Ssc SstS winter
biesehed winter 73s75c Whale crude sonthern ga
beached winter. Acc; extra oeacheu
42e olive bills 6sa73c.; NeatsfoOt prime 90 eei com
NOR az a goc, Palm a5c.i Mustard seed ~ 1tOc-
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Thers was rather better Ie,npet
10 tho market on BERTH but there was no
Of Importance BERTH san
600 sT. rThn HUI 81 . iS% 5ass
London steam 5000 BUSH grain as PItf,sh
Tor from san frlnclsco i've
ships PETROLEUM CHAKTEhsmoV nlted any
don or ontnent hence British bark. 1000 dds
2s Plymouth Exmouth hence Brsh gab n II alan
BARK so 900 oil private termsi Cette hsnee &
BOO mia crude "a 7sd Marselles from pin
Norwegian bark 400 bbla ernde ~ AL hnsSEfASE
OTIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., from Turks Island prH,
saIt iyci Almer hence Norwegian steamer w nrated
road material; Turks Island hence and back parA quo
| at ec
was less life 20 te nsn @
today and the feeling OF weakness
ts as.s nnoted Mt sl5as6 Is for Old SIP % o
nb55 for New sib 7Dasi7 Family Ness lot
Sie.r Rack and SiI for Extra Prime: ~
unchanged % price City ntT "a in paets A. Soss
f H1 HnT aMseas.rs vasn n son,sns:
SsU and prlcss rule In buyers favor. Withen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
THE STATE OF TRADE,

rer
Mls superane 50 rs IS TO- Extra 90 o3 co RIO
e 90 Fsmy - ~ % %ss,sPs S%s
southern Red soc 10 Amber sOes2c No Western
S Sns5 Red sDo oc,oSsr
.CorE-soutnern steady. White "a a55c yellow o. oSc
se SS16 fa' a7c bd october S
southern % sSic, Western 80 9S4e Western Mixed
firm. PRIME to Snocs Western SIS 90
ss9 90 BuIf%eas snonier, ana Uis1 RIO
packed 799c. Demonstrations 74oshc Gear Ko
D Butter was a western Packed i7s22c creamery
22e25c. Eggs higher at 1916 &c Petroleum seayr
iSs ;;;;Suaar steady sofs S1sG Copper
Flour is 3D. srain 81 az Reesipt.-Fiour s26i e6s
Rye 200 bSsS shp@ents~FlsGr 97s5 I6ls. Wheat
$4,000 bush Corn 100 bush. saes-Wheat 1os'oo Oush'
Corn 3l.s00 bush
ass 40 SprnT Choice Fancy "a Is "a 80
~ Corn Guiot-steamer Yellow SOC steamer Mixed 81 %
ser TS on 7 Winter shorts SIS o.
Spring do sl7 90 w Butter frm-westerH Extra Creamery
BSrv Extra and
were the
$500 Tbls and 1000 sacks Corn 5000 busn oat'
1000 snsn Shorts 1000 bush
BUFFALO. Aug l7-wheat-No. Hard strong demand
sold at &c; NO, Northern Pacific nrm at 79c:
s saS at 70 and Closed strong 77S
Waite Miehean ssc Corn opened weak and lover eat
!c also sales e. 4c v and az %s. GgS
demand Mlfesd drmeT.Winter Bran SIS 90. Spring
KeceptsFOar 1900 96ls Wheat $4,000 bush s corn
roa SOe Ssn 2fs 4Ooo bb Wheat oooc bush
Corn So0 Sa,s 900 Tas S cUrS $500
Malt $1,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES or NEW-YoRZ DEALtNG[
The grain and the Produce Exchange were
fairly active yesterday both export and home use Cas-
wheat was % early in the day. but II strength
ened with the options from h6S cent and closed hrn
Wheat options opened from "a cent lower than on Tnos
hut became stronger anu closed nrn Inc
ONION sales 600 bushels The export purchases
ere a. OnO bushels Closing prices wheat Au
gust so September 80 p October 81 Noyen1er - pecein
hers Janusry as q February S6S. May scis
cash showed no decided change opening cent %
account OF te stes IN OF
the options Options opened G cent lower o"ing e. re
sorts continued tho Western corn 1e II isleu
a. denial of these reports and closed urn al pest
THE EXPORT purchases 10000 bushels closing prices
were September Is october 4o' NONehDer avs 'AH-
uary 5Ol MAY 81 q. . ,, -. A. - .,,o ,..s
Il ceptlower Options steady varing little with ar
trade The closing 4uotat ons mar Ss0 august "V sep
tsrnber 81 l. October 81 =. November 32Ns
lard moved five points lower The closing hgnIs
September 81 80 OCTOBER 90 So NoNeniDsI ~ o.
December So 80. January SIS 81 ~, u,r.s.,
The grain and receipts at New-York. fhnaGel;
phia Baltimore and Boston yesiriay were Whea
nushels corn 25772 bushels; oats, ia 90 bnsneis
total grain. 49s 500 bushels -four 80 10 Usires
In Chicago MiwsnKee anu .Tr s55 Gao bnsSsls oat
SOC $50 bushels total grain. 7SGS25 bushels uonr SSAIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO Aug II (Speeia-on the curb tonight septem'
her wheat 69as cents after having sold az 6Se
cents; May as cents after having sold at "A cents The
eelingceary weak September wheat sold down from
co.. 70 css cents october 7O cents TO 70S cents aud
Nav from 7S 10 73 cents The market slowly re-
covered the ground and made sgh gam beyond uat
range closing quotations being oy HG9e cents i0i sep
her II cents October and "a cents Tor December Corn
To have struck market opened quiet and
lower with surface tendency 10 stu further depreciation
iut for the causes above set forth ana lot me
additional reason that Hutchinson was stirring
,hinos values hardened, and alter Inc
frst the dsing gushing characterstc was hrmhess
Yrom 39s, September advanced TO AO2 cents anu
closed There october hung around 40SG402 cents quite
while and then steamed up 10 ALA cents ana rested
thcrr- May sod down a. cents and advanced
10 4S cents with 447sd4 cents bid lnst alter me BEL
tanned Provisions du The nembers OF The ChicagO
Board to-day the proposition submitted by
directors days 20 estsD regular rates OF com
business IN the Board 81 Trade The
vote cast for and go against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In some instances holders for spot Brazil
growths advanced their views the basis OF 1876 Tor ar
spot invoices but 1884, tho general quot alton though
sales OF 1000 bags made the higher basis The
mder growth were quet but firm In the face OF hgnef
ayices from Havre the option market weak one FIRST
prices indicated advance OF o@5 points but the market
wound up with values points below the closing gnres
of Last evening follows January. lsU5dlsl0; febrl-
sy 1899 March lslo%lsl5 April lSiO9 80 20;
l775, september. l77oal775; october; 1889 1920;
November. 1880 1900; December, 1900 lSOo Inc
ranges the different months follows; jam,
airy, lso5ala35; August 1765al775; September, 1910
q 1905 October 1900 1925 November 1890 1879
December $500 q 1888 Sales. 49, $50 bags
COTTON-While values changed the demand was
quite active spot the market closed firm.
Sales 2477 bales n.292 last evening" l2s5 Of which
were for export and 1902 bales for consumption.
The port receipts to-day were 3S7 6aes win
l97 bales tins last and S9l bales Tor the cor.
responding day last Since September the total port
receipts have been 52lGOi5 bales against 6320l bales
for the same period last year.
Quotations based Inc American standard tcasseatioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18
live STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

euvPALo Aug. l7-Ca,tte-Receipts lastA hours 1924
head: week thu, lar SOzo necI Tor sane tune
n 10 NewYOrk for sale; the market was Quiet and
unchanged
sh,,p-Recepts "a hours 1880 mead total for week
TINS tar $4,000 head Tor same nne last week - 400
10 car. on sale, steady Inferior TO Fair 80 300
"a Good to Choice 81 90 5O LAMBS weaker INFERIOR
Western So OO4S3 90; Good TO Cnoce 90 20 foeso 90;
Good TO Chocc Canadian Lambs So 70 G6 o. all offerings
taken,
aoosRecerts "a hours 5.O3l head total for the
mus tar $50 head for same time last week Z9lO
head consigned throegh 81 cars .. when 70 OH
offerings taken SO 20 U5 90 selected Medium weights
steady So as co. other graes unehahged all offerings
taken
Rsoepts-l OO0 Shipments 600 heaoi market was
yongsr Tor Fancy; others sApplnk steers - ZO1
ma Stockers aud Feeders 81 Io9s5 70; Cows Buns ant
Mixed ST. OF az 10; texas anu inuiAn ''ee'
Montana do S. 40
Boos- Receipts $4,000 head shipments 5000 head;
,,arGs, seady Grass and Rough 81 656s5 90 Packing
and Shipping So OOes5 40 Light "a 30 90 20 sKs - W
Ds4 S. .
Sh,,pReceipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head Market
steady Native s. 90 81 ~ stockers 81 OO9
200 Western IS l0es5 So Texans s2 5Oos3 o. LAMBS
4OO6$5 90.
me Drorrs Journal special cabegram from London quotes
baayy General catte market weak Best Aner
eau Steers sc per lower than last week at ll estimated
dead weight. - . 80. 49,, o..
ST LOUIS Aug l7--Caute- Keceipts 2 700 head snip.
msnts p 800 heac: market was slow Far 70 Snoics
hssSx Sauvs steers s. 80 ga 80 Butchers Steers
s1r =, CnoIca % Feeders ar to goo" ~ io1
s3aO stocKers fair 10 good 81 w 70 80 texans IA anu
g.o.Ksceipts $500 head; snippents 300 head markes
vas lower, choice HEAVY ana butchcrs pa
a. il ass 20 PACKING Medium TO Prime - oossS AZ.
Workers Medium ~ Prlms n oodso ~ rig" C""n'n "
~ E,ests 300 100 asAt mar ket
was nrn. to Choice IS 2osss U" A'n"' 20 w.
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yryggPooI Aug l7.-l25O in.Cosn -Quie. and ratfi.
or easier Mddng Uplands 571Gl; do Middlng Orleans,
l6d Sale<s bales iBclu1Ry l0Op bales spccu-
laon and export Receipts 5000 bales including $500
Tp,uTes Gaiet at the decline uplanis Low Middling
clause August delivery 522 Gid do August ana septen
Der delivery 20 6lG.: 1@64dj September aud
0ctoler delivery October and November delyery,
DO December and January delivery 26id; co January
and February delivery Cad February aud March
Seiiverv 2.S4d: 40 september delivery. l96id,
Tenders deliveries at toays cearngs aOo oacs nc"
m-The sales LAY included 0.1Oo bales Ameri-
Futures quiet upands Low Middimg clause. Augustde
livery 2G4a sellers de- Anrust and Sepenber delivery
lo64d sellers October November delivery 4o4d
November and December delivery l-6id buy
ers December aud January delivery, le4d sellers DO
January Febrasry delivery. sd sellers 40 rep
March delivery, 2t&d VAIN; DO september uo
- m-Fururos closed quiet Uplands Low Middiiag
clause August delivery. z3Gid sellers do August and
September delivery. s64d BUYERS do September asd
IeT delivery l-64d sellers. do November and Decen-
ben delivery o4d sellers do Decea ber anu yahg 10
livery LOAD buyers: d. January and February denver,
l6sd SELLERS. do February and March delivery zef
sentr- "a septeubsr delivery. b 1864 bnyers ,,,,
0ALsEeroN Aag. l7--Coitoa quiet Nidfipg b. Low M
sung s Good Ordinary ana gross recepis. j. l3l
oaes sales, 1896 bales stock I746 bales.
NokyoLk Aug i7.cetton steady Middllpg. 9s net and
2saiss ersortscoastwise 81 bales sales
,s4AsvAxsAA Anx. l7.-cyttsn duis nomnay unchanged
xsnnE " Low k3ddhng. 81 Good Ordinary, so: net
"s' feceapss 30 lnew baies sales bes STOCK 94S
.NEwoslHAx1 Aug l1.-cctton steady ,tidd,Ipr Sic;
sg hiadlinx BIS good Ordinary sig net receipts
<sisA 7eobsiesi stock 2s. sci ssss w.
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decided chspge Picked Bellies IL quoted s'c Picked
Hams. l29l2sci PIcked Shoulders. 6Sd6Lc. Smoked
Hams, 1908 1c Smoked Shoulders, .MIDDLES-
Neglected and nominal Long Clear New.York quoted
at DRESSED HoGS-Are trias higher and In
fair demand Quoted CITY Heavy Light 7sa7ac; Pigs.
keepug West Prices declined as points early
but toward the feeling became stronger affected
by the and the final rates 304 points
above the lowest Speculation was les. general.
era Steam spot private terms snO ted nc
fined quoted 7l0c. Continent; Sonth America. 14Oo
750c.; 1880 tea. September. 676G6SOc closing . eVc.
$3.50 cs October 6s2d 6s6c closing 6S5c 300 tes NO
venber. 6s2 s3c, closing csc 1000 ties December
closing 6S7c....BUTTER. CHEESE and EGSS-bu.ste,rh
The variations have not been material Tor the uay anu
movement Is moderately active Western treane,y n
25c State Creamery. 25d 26c.; state Dairy nan hrkin
tubs, q 02Sc; State half frkns. l6Q 2Oc western
tory l2sl7ac Western Dairy. lea &c., Western i9 MI
trading and the advantage is In buyers favor
Factory IL 40l2hc including White. lie; Colored
Night Skins. Sd9s4c; Ohio Factory 90 Egsshne AZ
steady prices with fair inquiry state % "estern'
l29l7c. inferior to choice Canada, l6 9Gl7c , .o,
srEARINE- Easier and In better demand. City quoted
ut 7sc. sales so 900 September delivery. 7Sc western
7SIci sales atterv. $50 tcs. 75c Olecmargarine &C.
TALLOW-Held stronger but trading unmportant frliho
City quoted at 3 ll-l6a3Sc
sUGAR-Raw quiet. active and firm, but valnes
are not changed from for Mossses 9l6c LOT isir
Refining 5.l6c for go Centrifugal Sales 26 hhds
Muscoyadoes $50 test. at 4ac; 100 hhds Porto Rlc ci
20 hhds. Trinidad 4ac 200 hhds Cuba. Pc and 70 cs
Centrifugal at 5i4c Refined steady Cut Loaf l.l6G
Crushed l-l64Gisc Cubes, 5.94 acc; Powdered, . a
8 Lice; Granuatsd 5-94c; Mould A. 57sg594c; Con.
of A. $500 516c.. White Extra c. 5c Extra Z, 4c T.
4iaa4osc.; Yellow, 4ls942c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-18

THO YOUNG THIEVES BLAINE EACH OTHER.
The police arrested Henry e. Church. age nineteen, Of
No. l3s Penn-st., Brooklyn. Tuesday night.
for firing a pistol in the street near his home.
In searching him about thirty gold pens and
holders, gold pencils and toothpeks were ioun11
In his possession. He said that he was employed
by l. W. Fairchd& Co., of No. 19S Broadway, and CON
fcsed that had stolen these things lie claimed that
George Shaer age eighteen OF No 239 keap- ST. Brook
Gp han induced him TO steal so that they coud take
tip TO Europe Shafer arrested yesterday IN inc
keystone House. at Division and Chryste SIS, ana ne
admitted stealing jewery and clothes from the rooms Oh
George n Hanna, No 239 Keap-st Brooklyn, where
he boarded He had the tickets for other articles
also The following letter in his possession showed his
PLANS FOR TRIP TO EUROPE.
Monday.
Take seventy pens sell them for $50 Get pants OUT
hook vest out, bay revolver ana par OF
shoes Get and vest from tailor Buy Two hats ana wv
snrts Cash check Monday night Come nome atou - anu
shoes and leave GO IN their room anu
sloroform and then Harry Bring teir cIoes
mn stairs all have got and then take them doWh
.I'is is NV mari in brief W. u. SHAFFER.
George and Harry Hanna found on Tuesday morning
that they had been chlorofOrmed and property WOflh
$40 had been stolen from their The police were
hooking for Shaer when the arrest OF Church lei 10 uh
Ing him He printer. aud lays the blame on Chulch'
who led him steal he says His parents are leSpecta
HE people The prisoners were before Police Justce
Kenna yesterday and held for examination on Fri